Those Days of Living in a Bungalow

This is a true period image and life experience. I live in a family with a wide age range, and because I am the middle child among my brothers and sisters, every wave of the times comes to this family as if it happens to me. Grandma, Dad, and Mom experienced the war years when they were young, and they were the ones who survived the fire and smoke. Ajie has experienced educated youth going to the countryside, returning to the city to take over, and finding her own way out. This series follows the changes of the times and reflects the fate and fate of individuals. At that time, my brother was still one of the few children who could go to college. From being assigned a job to finally resigning and going to work, like many college students of his generation, he followed the changes in society and floated and moved forward in the tide of the times. As for my twin sister and I, at the end of this ups and downs, we were led by fate to lead different lives. Like most families, we are facing career competition and the involution of our children's education. We live a life where we want to stay calm but cannot. Among these images of life across eras, half of the time was spent in a bungalow. Nowadays, people's material life is getting richer and richer, but the busy and tense pace of life makes it increasingly difficult to find happiness. Therefore, when living in a bungalow, those vivid and touching moments are particularly precious. I also tried my best to use relaxed and humorous language to restore the agility, simplicity and passion of that period of life. If this book can help young people understand the life of that era and enhance understanding and tolerance between generations, it will be the icing on the cake.